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Seminar Survey

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Seminar (s) material is of sufficient depth/breadth to impart new information to me *	Seminar (s) material is of sufficient depth/breadth to impart new information to me - Strongly Disagree	Seminar (s) material is of sufficient depth/breadth to impart new information to me - Disagree	Seminar (s) material is of sufficient depth/breadth to impart new information to me - Agree	Seminar (s) material is of sufficient depth/breadth to impart new information to me - Strongly Agree
I would recommend the seminar (s) to others *	I would recommend the seminar (s) to others - Strongly Disagree	I would recommend the seminar (s) to others - Disagree	I would recommend the seminar (s) to others - Agree	I would recommend the seminar (s) to others - Strongly Agree

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Ian Gilron,
MD, MSc, FRCPC

Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

pain mechanisms and treatment, analgesic pharmacology, sensory
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Anita Tusche,

Assistant Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Cognitive/Behavioural Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS
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Michael Hendry,

Assistant Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Cellular/Molecular Neuroscience
Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

The basic science and enhancement of peripheral nerve regeneration
WEBSITE CONTACT
Donatella Tampieri,
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

Stroke, Cerebral Aneurysm and Vascular Malformation, Brain plasticity, Brain and spine vascular
WEBSITE CONTACT
Etienne J. Bisson,

Assistant Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

Causes and mechanisms of pain, clinical translation, postural control, fall prevention, exercise and fatigue
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Jagdeep Walia,
MD FRCPC

Assistant Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Cellular/Molecular Neuroscience
Systems Neuroscience
Cognitive/Behavioural Neuroscience
Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS
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Mark Sabbagh,
PhD

Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Cognitive/Behavioural Neuroscience
Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

learning, neural changes, infants, preschoolers, theory of mind
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Nazanin Alavi Tabari,
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Clinical Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

Psychiatry
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Gunnar Blohm,
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Systems Neuroscience
Cognitive/Behavioural Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

Computational neuroscience, sensory-motor control, multi-sensory integration, 3D reference frame transformations, eye-head-hand coordination, smooth pursuit-saccade interactions, brain stimulation (TMS, tDCS), functional neuroimaging (EEG, MEG), decision
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Amanda Bongers,

Assistant Professor
FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION

Cognitive/Behavioural Neuroscience
RESEARCH INTERESTS

Chemistry and Sustainable Development
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